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Chandigarh, Oct.24, 2020: On the occasion of 'Durga Ashtami', DLF City Centre Mall ,popularly known as DT, in IT Park here observed the festival by felicitating nine(9) empowered women from different fields and launching "Pantaloons" for the shopping enthusiasts of tricity and region with lucrative festive discounts.
The idea behind the event was to honour the women achievers who were in a way equated to the nine (9) avatars of Goddess Durga. It was indeed a befitting tribute to womanhood.
Speaking on the occasion, Siddharth Prakash, Centre Head of DLF City Centre Mall said that among 150 nominations, top 9 women were shortlisted for the title of 'DLF Empowered Women – Empower Women' by a jury which included Justice Rakesh Garg ,Chairperson Punjab State Commission of NRIs', Renu Mathur, Social Activist and Sulakshna Bhramta, North India Head of Big FM. Since today's celebration is the victory of Goddess Durga over evil, we observed this festival by paying tribute to all the 9 empowered women like we worship the 9 avatars of Maa Durga during the nine day long Navratri festival.
With this festive mood we saw a lot of energy at the City Centre Mall, popularly known at DT due to a completely new brand mix I.e. Pantaloons, Skechers, Pepe, Levis, Clarks, And & Global Desi. Brands ready to open by Diwali are Kazo, Food Quest, Spykar, Van Heusan & Blackberry.
The recipients of the accolades & certificates were Inspector Neha Chauhan, Damini Goswamy a Screenwriter at London Film School; Vineeta Diwan , a Social Worker; Manjula Sularia , a Social Activist, Neha Puri , a Trained Paramedic, Shobha Sharma , an Animal Activist, Dr Anjum , a COVID warrior and Aditi Bhardwaj an Animal Saviour and Renu Goel , Social Worker.
During the occasion, the women awardees also inaugurated a swank and well spread out outlet of 'Pantaloons' by lighting the lamp at its premises.
Centre head, underlined that DLF City centre mall is tricity's favorite one-stop shopping and entertainment destination and that the mall was committed to providing the same service with safety precautions and COVID 19 Standard Operating Procedures(SoPs') for customers, amid the ongoing pandemic.
The event also witnessed an enthralling flash mob performance by students attached with a city-based NGO 'Prasanchetas Foundation' on the theme-based on Goddess Durga, the dance depicted women in all shades as they fought against social evils.
The idea behind the event was to honour the women achievers who were in a way equated to the nine (9) avatars of Goddess Durga. It was indeed a befitting tribute to womanhood.
Speaking on the occasion, Siddharth Prakash, Centre Head of DLF City Centre Mall said that among 150 nominations, top 9 women were shortlisted for the title of 'DLF Empowered Women – Empower Women' by a jury which included Justice Rakesh Garg ,Chairperson Punjab State Commission of NRIs', Renu Mathur, Social Activist and Sulakshna Bhramta, North India Head of Big FM. Since today's celebration is the victory of Goddess Durga over evil, we observed this festival by paying tribute to all the 9 empowered women like we worship the 9 avatars of Maa Durga during the nine day long Navratri festival.
With this festive mood we saw a lot of energy at the City Centre Mall, popularly known at DT due to a completely new brand mix I.e. Pantaloons, Skechers, Pepe, Levis, Clarks, And & Global Desi. Brands ready to open by Diwali are Kazo, Food Quest, Spykar, Van Heusan & Blackberry.
The recipients of the accolades & certificates were Inspector Neha Chauhan, Damini Goswamy a Screenwriter at London Film School; Vineeta Diwan , a Social Worker; Manjula Sularia , a Social Activist, Neha Puri , a Trained Paramedic, Shobha Sharma , an Animal Activist, Dr Anjum , a COVID warrior and Aditi Bhardwaj an Animal Saviour and Renu Goel , Social Worker.
During the occasion, the women awardees also inaugurated a swank and well spread out outlet of 'Pantaloons' by lighting the lamp at its premises.
Centre head, underlined that DLF City centre mall is tricity's favorite one-stop shopping and entertainment destination and that the mall was committed to providing the same service with safety precautions and COVID 19 Standard Operating Procedures(SoPs') for customers, amid the ongoing pandemic.
The event also witnessed an enthralling flash mob performance by students attached with a city-based NGO 'Prasanchetas Foundation' on the theme-based on Goddess Durga, the dance depicted women in all shades as they fought against social evils.
Another attraction at the event was a unique Durga Ashtami Celebration in the form of an eco friendly Initiative - 'Raddi-Se-Pragati' which showcased the concept of recycling waste for making products, the sale of which will finally help in generating revenue for underprivileged segments of society.
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